Child support is a state matter and it is a personalized payment. These characteristics make it very hard to give general ideas about how much child support you will receive in your situation. However, the State of Connecticut Judicial Branch explains there are...
When your spouse delays your divorce
Divorce is tough on any couple, but it can be extremely difficult when one spouse refuses to participate in the legal process. While you may be ready to move on with your life, your spouse may have ulterior motives that prevent you from achieving a successful split....
Why may spouses need to create a postnuptial agreement?
Connecticut couples may sign a postnuptial agreement after getting married. The general intent reflects protecting their individual assets. As noted by Harper's Bazaar, you may retain your separate property by creating a private contract with your spouse. You may...
Examples of marital waste that may affect property division
Married couples may not always see eye to eye on financial matters, but certain expenditures may constitute a wrongful waste of marital assets. The dissipation of assets can contribute to the breakdown of a marriage, and misspending can cause unreasonable hardship to...
